ESD Residential, Brooklyn
Recent work for the interiors of a new multi-family residential development in Brooklyn, New York will include the lobby, amenities, outdoor spaces, and the residential hallways.
The ongoing work started with the design of the lobby where a selection of simple but expressive materials; concrete, wood and rammed earth stand out as the character-giving elements of the space. The small well-lit lobby features a subtle color scheme.
Details such as slits in the walls, niches with accent lighting, calculated reflections, and a linear led light in the floor
View from the entrance, the reception desk and the rammed earth backwall, offering a glimpse to the mailroom through a slit, top and opposite
View from the entrance, the reception desk and the rammed earth backwall, offering a glimpse to the mailroom through a slit, top and opposite
rammed earth.
The feature wall will be rammed earth, soil collected from the construction site, connecting the interiors to the “place”
abstract paintings by Tobit Roche were suggested throughout the hallway
The terrace features two zones, each with a fibreglass planter filled with herbaceous perennials, ranging from flowering plants to sturdy grasses.
The planters help frame each of these areas, allowing one to experience a bit of nature throughout the entire roof.
A “corner lounge” features a large chaise lounge, and the “border area” contains additional seating along with private dining.
Project designed at DurukanDesign. Ozge Ertoptamis, Lead Designer